McAbee Pinnacle
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This site is part of a complex of sites including Aquarium Wall and Hopkins Reef which are protected by the Edward F. Ricketts State Marine Reserve. They are characterized by dense kelp beds and interesting granite reef outcrops teeming with life.
| Coordinates | 36.617467, -121.896167 |
| Depth | 40 feet |
| Skill Level | Beginner |
| Access Method | Kayak/Boat |
| Protection Status | No Fishing |
Attractions & Wildlife
Entry & Access
Divers might be able to make it here by surface swim from McAbee Beach but a kayak or boat is preferable to an agonizingly long kelp crawl.
Skill Level & Hazards
This site is fairly protected and shallow making it great for beginners but since it is fairly popular among dive tours, a good float to ward off boat traffic is advisable.
